There are 2 types of solar geysers: 

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• Direct systems which pump water into the solar panels. The water then is heated and stored in the geyser.

• Indirect systems use a specially designed type of anti-freeze, which circulates through solar panels to heat the water, which then flows to a geyser.

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The initial cost of a solar geyser may seem high but the investment pays off over time as you save on your electricity bill. Solar geysers absorb heat from the suns radiation and not its direct heat, so solar geysers provide hot water all year round. We are certified by the PCD college.

Water heat pumps look a lot like air conditioning units. Water flows into the unit, is heated and then stored in your existing geyser where the water is kept hot due to the geysers insulation properties. Heat pump systems are estimated to use a third or less of electricity previously used by your geyser. There are various models that range from 100 litres to 500 litres. 

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Commercial building regulations XA2 now require at least 50% of the annual average hot water heating requirements to come from a means other than electrical resistance heating. Commercial heat pumps are one of the ideal solutions for businesses to consider

Leaks can often go unnoticed until they cause major damage and cost you thousands of Rands in repairs. How to find a leak? 

• Listen for drips

• Look for rust or water puddles

• Increase in your water bill

• A moldy smell

• Water marks on walls or ceilings

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We ensure a thorough pipe inspection is done to find the true source or sources of leaks to ensure you do not have to have on going hassles and costs associated with your leaking pipes.